Norwalk Nears Third Reading on Junk and Refuse Ordinance
The Norwalk City Council will hold a third reading Tuesday night for a new anti junk ordinance covering junk garbage and refuse on private and public property. If passed it would take effect July 7 replacing prior litter and health rules. The measure, drafted by City Solicitor Fred Waugh, follows Sandusky’s model and allows inspection and abatement of public nuisance with penalties from one to five hundred dollars.
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Fred Waugh
City of
Sandusky
Sewage Plant Digestor Tank Cleaning Plan
The Board of Public Affairs seeks Council approval to hire Mobile Dredging and Pumping Company to clean and reseed the digestor tank at the New London sewage disposal plant. Installed in 1963, the tank has stagnated sludge due to cold weather. Cost estimated at 24000 dollars.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
Council
Mobile Dredging and Pumping Company
Exton
John Dunnigan
EPA
Continued Awards Highlight Local Students and ROTC Honors
The 100 Future Teacher’s scholarship went to Diane Hill, club president. Janet Ellett earned a pin for top national math test score. Eugene Meili awarded hours-based certificates in his technical training class. Sixteen district science fair qualifiers were honored, with Kevin Conry and Sam Arthur receiving superior ratings at the state fair. Warren Hainline earned a Naval Reserve certificate tying ROTC service to four years college and four years Navy. Music awards were given by R P Laycock and David Pinkerton, with Jim Krapp recognized for choir accompaniment. Choir four-year awardees Karen Krough Charlene Hammond Gail Jones and Andy Barman noted. Instrumental music awards previously presented May 2 at the annual banquet.
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Diane Hill
Janet Ellett
Mathematical Association of America
Eugene Meili
Kevin Conry
Sam Arthur
Warren Hainline
Charles Bark, Jr
Warren
Navy
R.P. Laycock
David Pinkerton
Jim Krapp
Karen Krough
Charlene Hammond
Gail Jones
Andy Barman
Summer Mass Schedule Changes for Monroeville Churches
The 7 a.m. daily Mass at St. Joseph's Church will move to the summer schedule, announced by Rev. George A. Schmit. Summer services begin at Zion Episcopal Church with Sunday mass at 9:30 a.m.
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Monroeville
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
George A. Schmit
Zion Episcopal Church
Norwalk Reflector Publication Details and Rates
Norwalk Reflector and Reflector-Herald, Inc publish in Norwalk Ohio since 1830. The paper is a daily except Sundays and holidays, with UPI news service and ABC circulation, offering local and national coverage to several Ohio counties and hinterland via mail and carrier delivery.
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Norwalk
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
Tot Goes For Early Stroll
A 21/2 year old boy named Charles Endrick wearing only a pajama top and a diaper wandered from home before 7 a.m. He was found by Mrs. Eva Warner on Benedict Avenue near Fireside Bakery. Police could not identify him or locate his home after two hours of searching and with help from another parent he was returned to his mother, Martha Endrick, at the Children's Home.
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Charles Andrew Endrick
Benedict Avenue
Fireside
Eva Warner
Jack Roydes
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RCA Whirlpool
Hoover
RCA Victor
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Whittlesey
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Woney
Home Savings and Loan
East Main
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